International Journal of General Systems

Some generalizations of fuzzy structures in quantum computational logic

Roberto Giuntini, Antonio Ledda, Giuseppe Sergioli, Francesco Paoli

Published Sep 4, 2010• 14 citations

Abstract

Quantum computational logics provide a fertile common ground for a unified treatment of vagueness and uncertainty. In this paper, we describe an approach to the logic of quantum computation that has been recently taken up and developed. After reporting on the state of the art, we explore some future research perspectives in the light of some recent limitative results whose general significance will be duly assessed.

DOI: 10.1080/03081079.2010.510243

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